What are some football tactics that are more rebellious?

The WM formation and chain defense are all good lineups.

Since the inception of football, the most widespread debate in football has been whether there is a truly effective mutual restraint between formations. No one can give a "perfect" answer, history has seen the rise and fall of formation after formation, while coaches try to conquer or reshape popular formations.

1. The explosiveness of the 3-5-2 formation

Juventus with Allegri: Buffon Luga, Barzagli, Bonucci Rišsteiner, Khedira, Pogba, Reminina, Sandro De Walla, Mandzukic Although 3-5-2 has been popular in Italy for a long time, it has had a small revival in the last five years. Both Louis van Gaal and Mauricio Pochettino have used this formation in the Premier League for 15 16 seasons, with many national teams favouring a 3-5-2 formation in major matches.

If you want to stop your opponent's attack, then 3-5-2 is a smart choice. Any combination of three defenders can tackle the opposition's attack and core, and the full-back position can be intercepted before the opposing winger attacks. The midfielder will also be supported at the back, and he will drop back to a very deep position to help the full-backs defend in a timely manner.

2. The speed rate of the 3-5-2 formation

The system is so complex, especially when it comes to protecting teammates and attacking, it requires not just a specific type of player, but a specific group of players. There must be one player with great ability in the back three, while the other two players must be particularly good at one-on-one defense and sensitive areas. Teams using 3-5-2 can use zone marking, but this requires a strong sense of position and speed to keep up with the opposition, as the opposition will be bound to run within the zone and find space between defenders.

So it's no surprise that a player who is usually seen as a midfielder has moved to one of the three centre-backs. 4-5-1: The 3-5-2 system not only has the same number of midfielders as the 4-5-1, but also has only one striker, meaning that one of the three defenders has the opportunity to push forward slightly in midfield to provide additional support to the midfield during possession of the ball.

Finally, defensive tactics can be divided into two basic types: man-to-man tight defense (man-to-man defense), that is, man-to-man close defense without changing defenders within the specified range; Zone Guard (a combination of marking and zone defense) is a popular combination of zone defense and protection, where one defender takes turns guarding an individual area.

Pinnacle Barcelona's possession tactics, being able to keep possession of the ball in a small area and complete passes, and finally control the game with high possession and win the game. Then there is Mourinho's swing strategy, which is basically to shrink back and wait for an opportunity, so that the opponent has no room to attack at all. Both tactics are relatively rebellious.

Catenaccio tactics. The best offense is defense. This tactical system has an efficient and organized line of defense. Herrera used this tactic to lead Inter Milan to three Serie A titles and two European Cups.

Chrysanthemum array. The earth-shattering tactics shown in "The Richest Man in Xihong City", a group of people surrounded the ball and kicked directly to the opposite goal.

1. Attack from the wings.

The method of attacking from both sides of the pitch is called a wing attack. Wing attack is one of the main forms of offensive tactics of the whole team, and its main feature is that it is conducive to playing the offensive speed and breaking the gap in the opponent's defense. The commonly used tactics are flying with both wings and striking at the west.

2. Attack in the middle.

2. Attack in the middle.

It is an attack organized in the middle of the court, although this attack can shoot directly at goal, but it is the most difficult, because the middle of the defense is the tightest, the attacker must be extremely responsive, aware, highly skilled, risk-taking, fast and good at road positioning. Common tactics include the tactic of a strong center that constantly feeds the ball to the post forward.

3. Fight back quickly.

When the attacker attacks, the back line is often pressed to the midfield, and the number of defenders is relatively reduced due to the insertion of attacks and assists.

Rapid counterattack is the most threatening means of attack, and effective attacking lies in a sudden and rapid counterattack, but it is more difficult, both risk-taking, and accurate and fast passing and cutting skills. Rapid counterattacks must be organized, extremely tacitly coordinated, and must be trained in a specific way, otherwise it will be difficult to implement them in the game. Common tactics include long passes from defenders.

4. Set pieces.

Set-piece tactics refer to the tactical method of organizing the coordination of attack and defense in the game by taking advantage of the opportunity to restart the game after the "dead ball". Set-piece tactics include centre circle kicks, corners, free kicks, penalty kicks, throw-ins, etc.

In evenly matched, high-level matches, set-piece tactics can sometimes make the difference between victory and defeat. In terms of coordination, it is necessary to use a concise coordination to get a chance to shoot, and the more complex the coordination, the lower the success rate. Therefore, it is necessary to carry out specialized exercises in order to be effective in the competition.

GK: Goalkeeper.

CB: Central defender.

LB: Left wing-back.

DMF: Defensive midfielder.

AMF: Forward waist.

CF: Center.